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'50s doo-wop backing track

The doo-wop changes of fifties and sixties ballads, still all over pop music. In Roman numerals it is I · vi · IV · V. Pick a key, a groove and a tempo, press Play, and solo with the major pentatonic or major scale scale shown on the fretboard.

The chords in every key

  1. C: C · Am · F · G
  2. Db: Db · Bbm · Gb · Ab
  3. D: D · Bm · G · A
  4. Eb: Eb · Cm · Ab · Bb
  5. E: E · C#m · A · B
  6. F: F · Dm · Bb · C
  7. F#: F# · D#m · B · C#
  8. G: G · Em · C · D
  9. Ab: Ab · Fm · Db · Eb
  10. A: A · F#m · D · E
  11. Bb: Bb · Gm · Eb · F
  12. B: B · G#m · E · F#

Questions

What scale do I solo with over the '50s doo-wop?
Start with the major pentatonic or major scale scale in the same key, and aim for the chord tones the solo guide highlights as the chords change.

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